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What should 22nd century California be like?
I'm writing a series of time travel novels. Since my first one is scheduled to be published in November, I've been debating what my next one should be. One idea I have is for a young woman in San Francisco or Los Angeles to find herself 100 years in the future (in 2110 or so), but I need some help imagining a realistic future. [more inside]
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Which important human milestones 3 - 10 years out have a known date of occurance? I'd like to add them to my calendar.
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Looking for novels about AI in the very distant future
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I'm too anxious and tired from overthinking how to do this to go to grad school.
Precedents/ideas for molding agriculture, food/cooking, health, and psychology together into a meaningful, practical career? [more inside]
I could use help figuring out what to do with my life.
I was recently accepted into graduate school (pursuing my MFA in nonfiction writing) but after doing some thinking, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to go. I'd like some different viewpoints, however. But what's more pressing is that, if I don't go, I'm not sure what I'm going to do with my life right now. And for that, I could use (a lot of) advice. [more inside]
My career is growing in ways I'm not sure I asked for, but maybe that's a good thing?
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Would an alien radio pick up a cacophony or a damp fizzle?
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Needing some hope
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Why will China win the 21st century?
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Post-scarcity organizations?
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What life changing events are predicted or will happen in the future?
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Port Dickson Holiday house
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Holiday house located at Teluk Kemang beach, Port Dickson, Malaysia. Nearby the tourist spot includes mini zoo, Army Museum, Cape Rachardo Lighhouse, jungle trekking, sports activities, fishing, Ostrich farm and lots more. Ideal place for holidays and short term stay with sunlight and relaxing environment.
Clean and new with easy acces to the beach, cafeteria, restaurants and shops.
Guest house includes facilities such as: BBQ, Air-conds, refrigerator, dining area, living area, TV, DVD player, toaster.
With 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms that was furnished with: 4 queen size beds and 6 single size beds.
|Sleeps up to 16, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Teluk Kemang, Port Dickson 500 m
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: KLIA or LCCT 40 km, Nearest railway: No
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|DVD player, Sea view
|Air conditioning, TV
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (4), Single beds (6), Dining seats for 3, Lounge seats for 3
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
The Selangor region
PORT DICKSON (or PD as its known) is a small town outside Kuala Lumpur beside the state of Seremban. It is about an hour and half's drive away from KL and is a popular day-trip destination for locals.
The highlight of Port Dickson is definitely its beaches. Climate is sunny day and raining occasionally. Temperature varies from 26 to 33 degree Celsius.
The town of Port Dickson is built alongside the beach, which makes for a scenic drive as you travel into Port Dickson you'll be greeted with wide open views of the sea as well as local vendors selling coconut juice among other local delicacies.
Interesting tourist spots nearby includes: The Army Museum, Cape Rachardo Lighthouse, Mini Zoo, Ostrich farm and lots more
Cape Rachardo which was built in the 16th century by Portuguese settlers. At the Cape Rachardo, you'll find a lighthouse there that provides excellent views of the surrounding seas.
The lighthouse also serves as a layover for migrating birds, from September to March a variety of birds make pit stops at the Cape Rachardo Lighthouse that makes for some, well interesting photographs.
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Round-up: indieWIRE survey plants 'Tree of Life' at the top
With travel and near-terminal laptop trouble consuming the last two days for me, I was late getting to Indiewire's 2011 critics' poll, the most comprehensive collective of its type, and one in which Kris and I both participated. The results are unsurprising, but no less gratifying for it -- I'm particularly pleased to see "Margaret" scoring in the Top 10, while Anna Paquin, Jeannie Berlin and Kenneth Lonergan's screenplay all place in the top three of their respective fields. Additionally, they collected some observations from participants about the year in film: I muse on the British auteur revival, Mike D'Angelo celebrates the Team Margaret hashtag phenomenon and Richard Brody tackles the distribution racket. Fun reading all round. [Indiewire]
A list to go with Kris' Christmas-themed Top 10 yesterday: Brad Bird's favorite winter movies. [The Daily Beast]
"A Separation" director Asghar Farhadi talks about the challenges of making a film in Iran, and what an Oscar nomination would mean for the industry. [Living in Cinema]
Paolo Sorrentino's "This Must Be the Place," which premiered at Cannes seven months ago and has already been picked up by the Weinsteins, will play Sundance 2012. What's the point? [Thompson on Hollywood]
Todd McCarthy's top 30 films of 2011 mixes the ubiquitous ("The Descendants") with the refreshing ("My Joy"). [Hollywood Reporter]
David Fincher tells Benjamin Secher why he took on "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo." The words "guaranteed hit" do not come up. [The Telegraph]
Janet McTeer, for my money the sole spark of life in "Albert Nobbs," talks to Rachel Dodes. [Wall Street Journal]
Sasha Stone sizes up the screenplays in the race. (Not sure "Harry Potter" counts as an "outside-the-box" feat of scripting, however.) [Awards Daily]
Finally, away from the Oscar bait, Stuart Heritage looks at Kim Jong-il's cinematic legacy. [The Guardian]
1995 | Mystery | NRSummary: Denzel Washington plays an out of work WWII vet who takes the wrong job and is soon neck-deep in a mess of politics, murder, and jazz in '40s Los Angeles.Director: Carl Franklin
Cast: Denzel Washington, Tom Sizemore, Jennifer Beals
2013 | Comedy | NRSummary: Insanely funny comedy show created by Amy Schumer, who stars in brilliantly funny sketches about sex, city living, dating, and friendship.Director: Daniel Powell, Amy Schumer (creators)
Cast: Amy Schumer, Kevin Kane, Mike Houston
2007 | Comedy | PGSummary: Newlyweds Nick (Ice Cube) and Suzanne (Long) decide to move to the suburbs to provide a better life for their two kids. But their idea of a dream home is disturbed by a contractor (McGinley) with a bizarre approach to business.Director: Steve Carr
Cast: John C. McGinley, Ice Cube, Nia Long, Aleisha Allen
2013 | Thriller | RSummary: Based on the true story of Daniel Lugo (Mark Wahlberg) a Miami bodybuilder who wants to live the American dream. He would like to have the money that other people have. So he enlists the help of fellow bodybuilder Adrian Doorbal (Anthony Mackie) and ex-convict, Christian bodybuilder Paul Doyle (D...Director: Michael Bay
Cast: Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson, Anthony Mackie, Tony Shalhoub
1993 | Sports | PGSummary: Emotionally powerful sports classic featuring Sean Astin as a skinny high school kid with big football dreams and the determination to make his way towards his dream team at Notre Dame.Director: David Anspaugh
Cast: Sean Astin, Jon Favreau, Ned Beatty
1997 | Crime | RSummary: Quentin Tarantino adaptats an Elmore Leonard novel into this story of a few increasingly desperate people scraping to get by.Director: Quentin Tarantino
Cast: Pam Grier, Samuel L. Jackson, Robert Forster
2008 | Science Fiction | PGSummary: Animated series continues the story of Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker as they battle the Emperor Palpatine, Count Dooku and General Grievous, but also takes time to explore other smaller characters in the Star Wars universe.Director: George Lucas (creator)
Cast: Tom Kane, Dee Bradley Baker, Matt Lanter
1996 | Crime | RSummary: Jerry, a small-town Minnesota car salesman is bursting at the seams with debt... but he's got a plan. He's going to hire two thugs to kidnap his wife in a scheme to collect a hefty ransom from his wealthy father-in-law. It's going to be a snap and nobody's going to get hurt... until people start ...Director: Joel Coen
Cast: William H. Macy, Frances McDormand, Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare
2013 | Drama | RSummary: Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill have boundless energy in the story of a real-life commodities crook who earned millions through scummy small-time stock trades.Director: Martin Scorsese
Cast: Leonardo DiCaprio, Jonah Hill, Margot Robbie
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If there ever were a body of work that not only begged but necessitated repeated viewings, it would be the oeuvre of Claire Denis. With an output that is often thematically dense and structurally fragmented, Denis is one of the few directors going today whose films will guarantee a best-of slot in any given year. Her latest releases, "35 Shots of Rum" and "White Material," have been some of her strongest works yet with the latter nominated for the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and opening this week through IFC Films. 'Material' marks the first collaboration between her and the brilliant thespian Isabelle Huppert, and we had the chance to speak to the actor and director about the film.Read More »
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Digitzation of theaters continues in Europe. Scandinavia is fully digitized. Now comes Switzerland, Eurimages will pay for digitization of Eurimages theaters in Balkans, Polish chains convert.Eurimages digitization program application deadline of January 14, 2011 is approaching for a support program launched last summer by the Eurimages Board of Management, for the purchase and installation of digital equipment within the network of theatres supported by Eurimages in Turkey, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, "the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" and Albania. Under this program, a lump sum grant of €20,000 per screen will be awarded by Eurimages to exhibitors who operate theatres assisted by the Eurimages theatre support program. This support can be used to cover the purchase and installation of digital projectors, servers and other related options. Exhibitors receiving support must seek any additional funding from their national or local authorities or through investments from their own equity or private sources to complete the overall financing. Following a tender procedure by the Council of Europe, the Belgian company XDC International has been selected to be the exclusive provider for the implementation of this program. Helios and Multikino in full digital expansionPolish movie theatre network Centrum Filmowe Helios, which at the end of August unveiled its plan to open seven new multiplexes, is clearly thriving for it has just announced its intention to build ten more complexes. These multiplexes will be based in shopping centres in major cities (Warsaw, Lodz), as well as in towns of no more than 70,000 inhabitants like Lomza, Mielec and Kedzierzyn-Kozle where 17 new multiplexes will open before the end of 2014, i.e. 96 screens and almost 21,000 seats".Helios also plans to increase its number of digital projectors (particularly those equipped for 3D screenings) in its currently operating theatres (24 multiplexes and two traditional cinemas). The aim is to install 133 new projectors over the next three years. Helios's competitor, the Multikino network (21 multiplexes in Poland and two abroad: in Riga, Latvia and in Vilnius, Lithuania), has also announced a technological revolution: all its theatres are to be equipped with digital projectors before 2013. "For the moment, we have 295 projectors of this kind and the number is rapidly increasing," said Multikino CEO Piotr Zygo. "Of the ten major hits of last year, six were 3D films. It's not necessary for all titles to arrive in theatres with this technology, which is a plus especially for animated films and blockbusters. But this is the direction cinema is going in. And with our theatres equipped with digital projectors, we're no longer thinking about just films: soon we will also be offering sport, concerts and competitions between cities in the form of digital games."by Dorota Hartwich CineuropaThings are gathering pace with the burning issue of equipping Swiss movie theatres with digital projectors. At the request of Federal Councillor Didier Burkhalter, the Film Section of the Federal Office for Culture (OFC) announced that in a few weeks it will deliver to the Internal Affairs Department a plan aiming to support the diversity of films on offer on national territory. This support should enable exhibitors who meet the programming criteria set out by Film Section experts to raise up to 50% of investment necessary for the purchase of digital projectors and servers for their theatre(s).(The article continues below)Read More »
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Film: Inside Out
Directed by: Pete Docter, Ronaldo Del Carmen
Starring: Amy Poehler, Bill Hader, Phyllis Smith
Pixar has a knack for crafting stories based in other worlds or worlds that we can't see with characters that strike the most emotional of chords with their relatable stories. Now, the studio put emotions at the forefront, as their own individual characters. The huge risk pays off, though. Instead of functioning as a surface-level understanding of Fear, Disgust, Anger, Joy and Sadness, Inside Out digs deep to find what makes these emotions tick and how or why they affect things around them. …


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Western Animation: Horrid Henry
"It's not fair when Mum and Dad nag-nagHorrid Henry is a British animated television series based on the book series by Francesca Simon produced by Novel Entertainment and Nelvana Limited (series 1 only), broadcast from late 2006 on CITV in the UK. The show has 4 series so far and has at least 190 episodes so far, making one of the most popular CITV shows.This TV show is about a child named Horrid Henry who is, well, horrid of course. He also has a brother named Perfect Peter, who is just the opposite of Henry. Or maybe not. This show is known as one of CITV's most well known shows.
"Stand up straight! Don't be rude!"
It's so not fair, cos the Killer Boy Rat stars
School stinks — kids rule!
So when they send you to your room,
Sing a little tune... You sing:
"Nah nah nee nah nah!" "
"Stand up straight! Don't be rude!"
It's so not fair, cos the Killer Boy Rat stars
School stinks — kids rule!
So when they send you to your room,
Sing a little tune... You sing:
"Nah nah nee nah nah!" "
— One of the theme songs of the series.
This show is an example of:
- Abusive Parents: Horrid Henry's Mother and Father are kind of like this, but they are much milder than other examples of this trope. They dote on Peter all the time and excuse him for everything.
- Accidental Misnaming: Henry is referred as 'Henrietta' by his great aunt Greta.
- Added Alliterative Appeal: At least one character has a nickname like 'Sour Susan', 'Brainy Brian', etc.
- Afraid of Needles: When Henry has an injection.
- Annoying Younger Sibling: Perfect Peter.
- Anti-Hero: Guess who!
- However, Henry inverts this trope in some episodes.
- Anti-Role Model: Horrid Henry and Moody Margaret.
- Art Evolution: The animation seems to improve in series 3.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Don't ever take Peter's Bunny and tease him with it.
- Big Eater: Greedy Graham is like this.
- Big NO!: Henry at the start, or end of every episode if something goes wrong. It would show him shouting "No!" and then it would zoom into his mouth, and then the title card appears.
- Besides Henry, Peter and some of the characters did this as well.
- Birthday Episode: Two of them; one for Henry, another for Peter.
- Henry's cousin Steve had a birthday party too.
- Breaking the Fourth Wall: Henry usually addresses the viewers. In one episode, Henry asked the viewers he needed help with the picnic that his father made, he then replied with "What do you mean ''no?'".
- Peter did this too in some episodes about him.
- Margaret did this once.
- Even Henry's Mum does it too!
- Brick Joke: In Horrid Henry's Sick Day, he was told to leave the taps on in the bathroom. At the end of the episode, the father opened the door for the bathroom, and then the house got flooded.
- Catchphrase:
- "Don't be horrid, Henry!"
- "I dunno."
- "It's not fair!"
- Cats Are Mean: Henry's cat Fluffy in some episodes.
- Character Name and the Noun Phrase: Most of the titles are like this.
- Christmas Episode: Horrid Henry's Christmas
- Companion Cube: For Peter, it's his stuffed 'Bunny'.
- Henry has a stuffed animal too, named 'Mr. Kill'.
- Eureka Moment: Henry in any episode.Henry: Eureka! That's it!
- Excited Episode Title!: Happy Birthday, Peter!, Happy Birthday, Steve!, Horrid Henry, This Is Your Fault!
- Halloween Episode: Horrid Henry Tricks and Treats
- Long Runners: How many episodes for a show with 4 series? 190 episodes.
- Meaningful Name: All of the characters nicknames describe their personality.
- Musical Episode: Horrid Henry, This Is Your Fault is like this. It had a few songs by some of the characters.
- Ocular Gushers: Weepy William is like this everytime.
- Off Model: Most old episodes are like this, just take a look at the swimming episode.
- Once per Episode: Henry shouting "No!" in almost every single episode.
- Partial Transformation: Henry appears to have the ability to transform into different animals.
- In one episode, Henry turned into an airplane.
- Questioning Title: Horrid Henry, Who's Who?
- Replaced the Theme Tune: The series had two completely different theme songs. The first song played for the first couple of episodes on television, and then were obviously replaced by the current theme song. The "original" can be found on some of the DVD releases.
- Starting from series 4, the intro looks a lot different.
- Spoiled Brat: Stuck-up Steve, of course.
- Moody Margaret may count too.
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- Those Two Guys: Gorgeous Gurinder and Lazy Linda can occasionally be seen hanging out together.
- Vocal Evolution: For Beefy Bert. He had a low voice in the first series. But starting from series 2, his voice is now A LOT higher-pitched than before.
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Loveland - An 18-year-old Marine who was distraught and apparently afraid of going to Iraq held an assault rifle to his head and threatened to pull the trigger Wednesday morning in a cul-de-sac.
SWAT officers and the young man, identified by police as Joshua Christianson, engaged in a tense standoff that lasted nearly seven hours, as negotiators talked to Christianson on a cellphone and tried to persuade him to put down his rifle.
Then, just before noon, officers detonated several flash-bang grenades to distract Christianson, while two other officers each shot him once in the back with large rubber bullets, Loveland police Sgt. Rae Bontz said.
Christianson went to the ground, and officers took him into custody within seconds, Bontz said. Paramedics at the scene treated Christianson for his injuries.
Victoria Lizotte, who said she is a friend of Christianson's, said he left her a voice mail early Wednesday.
"He was crying and saying he didn't want to do it anymore and that I had been a good friend to him and that he didn't ever want to go to Iraq," Lizotte said.
Christianson is stationed at Camp Pendleton in California. He enlisted in 2005, just after graduating from Loveland High School, Lizotte said. Neighbor Ronald Moss said Christianson had told him he was home on leave and was scheduled to return to camp Wednesday.
It is unclear, though, whether Christianson was being sent to Iraq.
Moss said Christianson told him he was leaving for Iraq in September. But Bontz, the Loveland police sergeant, said Christianson's commanding officer told police there were no plans for Christianson to go to Iraq.
"I'm not sure we know yet what brought all this on," Bontz said.
There appears to be little research on what kind of psychic strain the anxiety of possible deployment can inflict. But mental-health issues in general, and suicide in particular, are of acute concern to the military. According to official statistics, at least 76 military personnel have died of self- inflicted wounds while serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom.
An article in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that close to 20 percent of returning Iraq veterans had a mental-health problem and 35 percent received mental-health care.
Moss said he briefly spoke with Christianson, who was visiting his mother, at a Fourth of July block party Tuesday. Christianson told Moss he would return home again in August before his tour in Iraq. His brother, whom Moss knows as "JC," is in the Marines and is scheduled to go to Iraq sooner, Moss said.
Police were called to the 3500 block of Granby Court at 5:09 a.m. Wednesday, Bontz said. Christianson was in the cul-de-sac holding an AR-15 semiautomatic assault rifle, the civilian version of the M-16.
More officers, including SWAT teams from Loveland and Fort Collins, K-9 teams and a bomb squad, were called. Loveland police did a reverse 911 call to evacuate seven homes in the neighborhood and to warn other residents to stay in their homes, he said.
Gale Stiner, who lives next door to Christianson, said he walked out of his house about 6 a.m. Wednesday to get his newspaper.
Outside, he saw Christianson holding a rifle and officers at the end of the cul-de-sac.
Christianson said hello to him and asked him how he was doing, Stiner said.
"It wasn't threatening," Stiner said of his encounter with Christianson. "He was very calm, and he was in no way a danger to anybody but himself."
Lt. Rick Arnold, a Loveland SWAT officer, said that once during the standoff negotiators persuaded Christianson to remove the gun's magazine in exchange for three cigarettes, but he soon put the magazine back in.
For much of the standoff, Christianson paced around the cul-de-sac of middle-class homes in the quiet west Loveland neighborhood, police said.
At one point, Christianson sat cross-legged on the ground next to his mailbox. He placed the butt of the rifle at his feet, his finger on the trigger and the barrel between his eyebrows, said John Helden, who watched the standoff through binoculars from his home across the street.
"That's when I stopped looking through my binoculars because I didn't want to see him pull the trigger," Helden said.
As the standoff came to an end, several loud booms echoed through the neighborhood and a police radio crackled that the suspect had been taken into custody.
"We are happy it came to a successful conclusion," Loveland SWAT Sgt. Phil Metzler said. "We are a life-saving organization, and that's what we did today. We saved the life of a young man who has a lot of life left."


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Watch First Trailer for Coen Brothers' "Hail, Caesar!" with George Clooney and Scarlett Johansson
Josh Brolin, Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Ralph Fiennes, and Tilda Swinton Also Star in Movie Due Out February 5
Man this looks good. Iconic writing/directing duo Joel and Ethan Coen are back with their first film since 2013's Inside Llewyn Davis and they've assembled a hell of a cast for it. Hail, Caesar! is comedy set in the Hollywood film industry in the 1950s. Josh Brolin plays Eddie Mannix, a fixer working for the studios who helps keep actors' scandals out of the press. He's called into action when one of Hollywood's top stars, Baird Whitlock (George Clooney) is kidnapped and held for ransom during the production of the sword and sandals epic film-within-a-film, also titled Hail, Caesar!
The rest of the cast includes Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Ralph Fiennes, Tilda Swinton, Frances McDormand, Christopher Lambert, Fisher Stevens, Clancy Brown, and freakin' Dolph Lundgren (who's listed on Wikipedia as playing a Soviet submarine commander). The whole thing looks gorgeous from a production design/cinematography standpoint and also looks like it's a ton of fun. Lest we remind you, the Coens were also responsible for The Big Lebowski; O Brother, Where Art Thou?; Fargo; and Raising Arizona; as well as more serious fare such as No Country For Old Men. The movie is due out February 5th via Universal.
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Relay for Life is at Lime Rock This Year
Invitation to get on the Autocross -- with your feet
Lime Rock Park is hosting the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life on Saturday, October 24
Teams, individuals and cancers survivors will walk Lime Rock's half-mile, 9-turn infield autocross mini-track from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. to celebrate cancer survivors, remember those lost to the disease, and take action to finish the fight against cancer.
(Late news! See the poster at the end of this story for the motorcycle "Ride for Hope" part of this year's October 24 Relay for Life!)
We want you to donate some money and support the cause by walking with us.
Not only is this a great opportunity to be involved with something at the track, but it's also a cause that's touched many of us here in the Lime Rock community. For those of you how don't know, Relay for Life doesn't just raise money for cancer research – which is very important – but directly assists people and their families with the things we don't even think about... until it happens to us.
For instance, Relay for Life donations fund rides for patients to be transported to and from doctor's appointments and hospital visits. It also raises money for Look Good-Feel Better, a program for women that gives them free makeup and wigs while they go through chemo.
One of Lime Rock's own staff recently went through a cervical cancer radiation protocol, inspiring her to get behind Relay for Life at Lime Rock Park.
Relay for Life of Housatonic Valley (RFLHV) has been held since its 2008 inaugural at nearby Housatonic Valley Regional High School and its track and field oval. One of RFLHV's founding members, Marie Castagna, is the guest services director at Lime Rock Park and advised the committee that the track was interested in hosting this year's walk in October.
"Lime Rock is particularly pretty at this time of year, especially after the renovations, so we thought that was a great idea," Castagna said. "We also thought changing the venue would be appealing to the participants. We're encouraging the whole community to donate to Relay for Life [www.relayforlife.org/housatonicvalleyct] and/or register as a team, individual or survivor."
According to Amber Dunphy, community manager for Relay for Life of Housatonic Valley, nearly $430,000.00 has been raised since 2008, and approximately 221 survivors have participated.
Let's be the Relay for Life that knocks their fundraising socks off!
So go online (here), throw some money in the hat and join the official Lime Rock Team to support the entire cancer community, ok? You'll have fun enjoying Lime Rock's beautiful setting while taking laps powered by your Pumas and Nikes and Skechers. You'll also enjoy the sights and sounds of cool cars lapping the main track, thanks to the SCDA driving club. Lime Rock will have food and drink concessions open, and Sunbelt Rentals has generously donated the use of generators and light stanchions for the evening portion of the event.
For more information regarding Relay for Life or to volunteer for the event, contact Community Manager Amber Dunphy at 203.379.4738. For Lime Rock venue information, contact Event Lead Roxanne Belter at 860.435.5000, ext. 113. Visit www.relayforlife.org/housatonicvalleyct for information, to register for the walk and to donate to the cause.
This track was made for walkin'!
The Relayers at Lime Rock Park


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Why The Decennial Cycle Is Bullish For 2015
- Posted by JC Parets
- on March 20th, 2014
As we finish up the first quarter of 2014, I think it's important to take a look at some of the longer-term cycles that can affect US Stocks over the next few years. Included in our cycle work is the Decennial Pattern that goes back to the late 1800s when Charlie Dow first created the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Today we're looking at every 5th year of each decade starting with 1895. The 5th year is by far and away the best year of the Decennial pattern. Here is the data showing that of the 12 "fifth years", 11 of them were up averaging a return of almost 29% per year.
The only fifth year that has ever been negative in the history of the Dow Jones Industrial Average was in 2005, where they went down a catastrophic 0.61%.
Look at all 10 years of each decade so you can see how much the fifth year really stands out. No other year even comes close. In fact, the next best year (8th) returns on average less than half of what the fifth year averages.
The stats are what they are. We're not going to day trade based on this data. But I think it's worth keeping a close eye on this sort of stuff as we proceed through the mid-term election year. We are currently in the 2nd year of the Presidential Cycle. Mid-term years are historically some of the worst. But the 3rd year, the pre-election year, is historically by far the best of the 4-year cycle. So it makes sense with the Decennial Cycle that 2015 would be a good one.
Now what does that say about today? Well I would expect a nothing or a down year, which is exactly what we're seeing so far in 2014. Stocks are by far the worst asset class so far year-to-date. And that's because most of us are trained to look at US Stocks, which are some of the best in the world on a relative basis. Most of the other countries around the globe, however, are down a lot more than US Stocks this year.
So we want to keep the Decennial Cycle handy. These are some powerful numbers. It's probably in our best interest not to ignore them.
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KitKat: Chair posters
KitKat Chair Posters placed strategically at the entrance of the parks and squares, the KitKat poster can be assembled into chairs to "Have a Break."
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Photographer: Troy Goodall
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Expensive for low impressions, but pretty cool nonetheless.
this is seriously good!
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
Exactly a poster mmade of real kit kat that you could eat...that would be popular!
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Dye Workshop on Nov 12
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- Medieval Dye Pot
Join us while we explore dyestuffs used during the Medieval and
Renaissance period and some plants locally available.
We will be dying with Logwood, Brazilwood, Indigo for a period blue,
Madder root or Cochineal for a period red, Weld, Onion skin or
Fustic for a period yellow, walnut hulls for a period brown and if
we are lucky, black.
And the many combinations that are possible from these.
For fun we may include carrot tops, dandelions, Tumeric (the
possible source of the Irish "saffron" Leine) and others depending
on how many pots we can keep hot at one time.
1-day workshop fee: $40/student
All that is necessary for the workshop is provided.
Students may bring up to one pound of additional clean fleece,
handspun yarns or hand-woven fabric samples to experiment with. (All
materials must be pre-washed.)
Students should also bring: note-taking materials, sharp scissors,
a fine-tipped BLACK "Sharpie" permanent marker and rubber gloves
that fit you confortably. (blue hands may be funny but not so great
to live with for a month)
The workshop sequence:
AM: start dye pots, mordant fibers, Learn the necessary safety
steps, Learn basics of natural dyeing and discuss some of the
history of medieval dyes.
Lunch: A stew and bread, pot luck contributions are welcome.
PM: enter yarns, fibers, modify with vinegar, ammonia, or others
Instructor Provided Materials:
Mordants: alum, iron, copper
Modifiers: vinegar, ammonia, chalk
Auxiliaries: lye, (thiox), washing soda, tin, chrome
Dyestuffs: *brazilwood (pink, maroon, red) for a period blue;
indigo, for a period yellow; weld, fustic wood, onion skin or
tumeric, for a period red; madder root or cochineal, for a period
brown and maybe black; walnut hulls.
Fabrics: wool, silk, (fleece, fabric & yarn)
Tools: Enameled, Aluminum, Copper & Iron pots, stir sticks, (rubber
gloves) and as many propane stoves I can borrow.
Contact: Dilitaunt@... Phone: 503-982-2896
- *WHERE* is this workshop taking place? There are people on this list from
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Despina de la need to include location for workshops and the like, please
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> *WHERE* is this workshop taking place? There are people on this list
Oh, my! I am sincerly sorry. The workshop is happening in Woodburn
Oregon, USA
It is 20 minutes from Salem Oregon and 45 minutes from Portland Oregon
if that helps.
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Drawing Dares to Compete In a Revitalized SoHo Gallery
By DINITIA SMITH
Published: January 15, 1996
Exactly 40 white spaces. Thirty-nine black lines. And each line must be exactly 11 feet 9 3/4 inches tall. For three days the installers at the Drawing Center on Wooster Street in SoHo have been pasting up tape to mark lines for a wall drawing by the French artist Tania Mouraud.
Supervising them is the director of the nonprofit center, Ann Philbin, an energetic woman with shaggy dark red hair and freckles. "We are executing the piece for the artist, who is in Paris," she said. The work, to go on view on Feb. 13, is a series of vertical lines through which can just be seen the words "What You See Is What You Get."
They've been measuring all day," Ms. Philbin said. "The black lines must be exactly 14 centimeters wide." The artist once did it herself, an installer said, "and it almost drove her crazy!"
The Drawing Center, at 35 Wooster Street, is rare in that it is devoted almost entirely to works on paper. And since 1990, when Ms. Philbin, who is now 43, became the director, she has made the plain white-walled 4,000-square-foot space a vital center of a largely overlooked aspect of contemporary art.
"She has introduced hundreds of new artists to the New York public," said William Lieberman, chairman of the department of 20th-century art at the Metropolitan Museum and a member of the Drawing Center's board.
"Galleries are more willing to show paintings than drawings," said the artist Brice Marden, a friend of Ms. Philbin's. "New York does not have a grand tradition of drawing collections. Annie makes SoHo a much more complex and rich place."
With her exhibitions of tattoos, cartoons, machines that draw and drawings by sidewalk artists, Ms. Philbin has expanded the definition of the art. In her universe, a drawing can even be the glittering web hanging in a corner of her office, a construction of tiny silver chains by Jim Hodges.
The center has no permanent collection. "I think of it as being in the tradition of the Kunsthalle," Ms. Philbin said, in a reference to the German museums that show art but do not collect. "We are probably better served. We can make mistakes."
In addition to showing new work, she has organized historically important exhibitions of drawings by Picasso, works from the Royal Collection at Windsor Castle and landscapes from the age of Rembrandt. She has also presented shows of drawings by inmates of Teresienstadt, the Nazi concentration camp in occupied Czechoslovakia.
But she has received the most attention for "Pierced Hearts and True Love," an exhibition last fall of tattoo drawings ranging from birds and dragons to semi-clothed women. Some members of her board of wealthy collectors and museum establishment figures had reservations, since tattooing remains on the cultural fringe.
Mr. Lieberman of the Metropolitan was taken aback but then adjusted to the idea. "I'm used to drawings on paper," he said. "But after all, parchment was skin."
But Ms. Philbin considers the center's most important mission to be its Selections shows by new artists and its Viewing Program, through which an artist can make an appointment to show work. "We are one of the most accessible places in New York," she said. A number of artists who were unknown when they showed at the center, including Terry Winters and Nicole Eisenman, have since become successful.
The center's popularity coincides with the gradual emergence of contemporary drawings as works comparable to paintings in the interest they excite, if not in price. "Drawing has come out of the closet to be hung on the wall," Mr. Lieberman said.
Contemporary drawings have actually been coming into their own since the 1950's. Jasper Johns gives drawing an important place in his oeuvre. Sol LeWitt, who has exhibited at the center, does nothing but drawings.
Last fall at Christie's, drawings in general were among the most fought-over offerings. "Self Portrait With Raised Elbow" by Egon Schiele set a record for a work on paper, selling for $1.87 million. Some dealers and galleries now focus only on drawings, which appeal particularly to young collectors and are often more affordable than paintings. A collector can buy a Carl Andre or a Robert Gober for under $10,000.
Until she took over at the Drawing Center, Ms. Philbin had never run an institution. Her background was as a dealer and a curator. She is the oldest of six children in a Boston Irish-Catholic family. Her father, Richard, was a lawyer in the Kennedy Administration. "I can remember playing in the Oval Office," she said. She received a master's degree in museum studies and arts administration from New York University and worked as a curator for Ian Woodner, a well-known collector of drawings. She was also a dealer at the Curt Marcus Gallery. "I just wasn't that interested in sales," she said. "I was more interested in sending young artists on their way."
Ms. Philbin also worked as an in-house curator at Livet Reichard, a public relations company for which she organized a traveling art exhibition to benefit the American Foundation for AIDS Research.


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Google with their account merging madness has made it impossible for me to access this account. Most of my pictures are here but you cannot contact me here nor will comments made on this account reach me. I had to create a new account. You can see a few more recent pictures and contact me Here
Same cementary with the bluebonnets?
The above comment is correct. Morgans Point is one of my fishing spots.
Thanks for your comments. My real username is i underscore am underscore jim and I took this picture, but Google with their account merging madness have made it impossible for me to access this account.
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The Florida Gators coaches are hoping for big things from wide receiver Andre Debose in 2012. In order for him to get there, he'll need to find consistency to his play and be able to keep himself on the field. Debose has been labeled a star-in-waiting since before he committed to Florida. He was dubbed the next Percy Harvin, an unfair comparison for anyone but the first Percy Harvin. Debose has had his moments – he's a great kick returner and a deep threat at wide receiver – but overall, he has yet to live up to the enormous hype put on him when he came to Gainesville. 2012 needs to be a breakout season for not only Debose, but the entire Gators' offense. The coaching staff loves what it has in Debose, but wants to see him perform consistently. While he had the occasional big play, he only caught seven balls in eight SEC games. There was a time when Florida's leading receivers caught seven passes in each conference game, not all of them combined. While the staff may not expect him t...
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